PT34-C30 box tubes 50×2 lighting truss

PT34-C30
6.4kg(14.02Ib)

Product Details

This high-performance lighting truss is designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern stage production and exhibition rigging. Constructed from premium aluminum alloy with a reinforced 2mm wall thickness, it offers an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, allowing for rapid assembly and easy transport without compromising safety.

To ensure your installation adheres to professional standards, we recommend reviewing our comprehensive load capacity analysis. This data is vital for determining the safe weight distribution of your lighting plot and fixtures. Whether you are setting up a concert tour or a trade show booth, following a certified installation methodology is essential for maintaining structural integrity and protecting your equipment.

For technicians looking to optimize their rigging, understanding how to hang stage trusses safely is a critical skill for maintaining balanced loads. Additionally, if you are curious about the materials used in our products, learning what a lighting truss is made of can help you appreciate the longevity and quality of our high-grade aluminum. This modular system provides a clean, professional aesthetic while delivering the heavy-duty reliability required for elite performance environments.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is this truss compatible with standard lighting clamps?Yes, the 50mm outer diameter is the industry standard. This ensures full compatibility with most professional lighting clamps, couplers, and global rigging accessories available on the market.

2. Can this aluminum truss be used for outdoor concert stages?Absolutely. The high-grade aluminum alloy is naturally resistant to corrosion and oxidation, making it ideal for outdoor festivals. However, always ensure the structure is properly ballasted or anchored according to the environmental conditions and the load analysis.

3. What is the best way to maintain the truss for long-term safety?Regular structural inspections are key. You should check for any dents, weld cracks, or damaged connectors before every use. Following a professional maintenance guide will help you identify wear early and ensure the continued safety of your crew and performers.